Putting out on the fourth green, one of the lads had a three foot putt. On 
his line, about 14 inches from the hole, a worm began to emerge.

Oh dear he said, just give me a mo and I shall get rid of it.

You will have to wait until it's out of its hole before you can move it or 
you will have to putt has it is, said one of his fellow players.

If you move it whilst it is still partially underground you will be 
penalised, not sure how many though?

Was this a load of old cods wallop? (Stableford being played)

Best regards to all.

Fred

www.westyorksgolf.com

"Frederick Ramsey"  writes:

> Putting out on the fourth green, one of the lads had a three foot putt. On 
> his line, about 14 inches from the hole, a worm began to emerge.
> 
> Oh dear he said, just give me a mo and I shall get rid of it.
> 
> You will have to wait until it's out of its hole before you can move it or 
> you will have to putt has it is, said one of his fellow players.
> 
> If you move it whilst it is still partially underground you will be 
> penalised, not sure how many though?
> 
> Was this a load of old cods wallop? (Stableford being played)
> 
> Best regards to all.
> 
> Fred
> 
> www.westyorksgolf.com

It's a load of [folksy expression denoting something of 
insignificant value] per Decision 23/8.

-- 
             Leon Chamae
             Directeur du Personnel
             Bureau de Change